You must go for them to the British colonies.

There, rather than at home, the sacred faith in the British Empire is still kept passionately alive.

And, at all events, Charlie Webster may truly be said to have one article of faith--the glory of the British Empire.

To him, therefore, the one unforgivable sin is treason against that; as probably to die for England--after having notched a good account of her enemies on his unerring rifle--would be for him not merely a crown of glory, but the purest and completest joy that could happen to him.
Therefore it was--somewhat, I will own, to my disappointment--that for him my story had but one moral--the treason of Henry P.Tobias, Jr.

The treasure might as well have had no existence, so far as he was concerned, and the grim climax in the cave drew nothing from him but a preoccupied nod.